Glycosphingolipid composition of epithelial cells isolated along the villus axis of small intestine of a single human individual.
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Göran Larson | M. Breimer | K. Karlsson | G. Larson | G. Hansson | Gunnar C Hansson | Hakon Leffler | Michael E Breimer | Karl-Anders Karlsson | H. Leffler
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